The phrase "are going to present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a future intention or plan to present something, such as information or a project.
Example: "We are going to present our findings at the conference next week."
Alternatives: "will present" or "are set to present".
In addition, we are going to present study results to people outside the academic community through public presentations.
Select an option under the "Change resolution" section or "Target Output" (later versions of Power Point): choose the "Web and Screen" option if you plan on showing your PowerPoint presentation on a screen, choose the "Print" option if you are going to present the PowerPoint by distributing it on pieces of paper or choose E-mail option if you want to share your presentation.
We are going to present this to a grand jury".
We are going to present the finished painting at the Prado in about three weeks".
When they have got the plan together they are going to present it.
And we are going to present a full case to the grand jury," Johnson told reporters.
We are going to present measures that bridge the gap," he was quoted as saying in the Greek media.
In this paper, based on the Boltzmann equation, we are going to present a time-dependent flux function from a high-order discontinuous reconstruction.
In this paper, we are going to present a new notion of "extension" for defeasible inheritance networks that allows us to deal with cyclic nets.
In the result of these studies has been designed a system of field's data acquisition (herein referred as Meteologger) which we are going to present in this paper.
Based on the work of Rossow and Swanson we are going to present a further modification for the extension of a compressible code towards the incompressible limit.
